Risk Management stories - Page 144

The cost of recovering from a cyber attack is twice as much for businesses with virtual infrastructure, says Kaspersky Lab.

Appthority has identified a critical iOS 'Quicksand' vulnerability that enables malicious apps to harvest enterprise credentials.

Cyber security steps out of the IT shadow as firms treat it as board-level issue, Gartner reveals growing corporate governance integration.

Microsoft NZ urges prompt migration from Windows Server 2003 as end-of-support looms, posing significant cyber risk.

UK banks at higher cyber threat, lags in safeguarding against sophisticated financial crimes, says BAE expert.

Female CIOs are more risk-aware than their male counterparts, although the top technology priorities amongst CIOs are the same regardless of gender.

Deloitte appoints new partner for cyber, privacy and resilience, Anu Nayar, to lead national cyber risk initiatives.

IT professionals must do more to manage risk, says Alan Rodger from Ovum, with cyber security and business continuity receiving more attention.

In 2015 and 2016 business growth remains a top priority for CEOs, and technology is seen as a primary tool to achieve this growth.

Gartner says as a new digital world emerges, organisations must develop a more appropriate and modern data centre strategy.

CipherCloud, the cloud visibility and data protection provider, has released market research focusing on top security requirements of businesses today.

Cost savings and enhanced productivity are only part of the equation for CFOs. Fortinet's Scott Cowen delves into the issue of risk management and sec.

New Zealand National Cyber Security Centre: Cyber Security & Risk Management – Issues for consideration at Board Level.

The Emergency Services Telecommunications Authority (ESTA) in Victoria is officially using ServiceNow for its audit and risk business function.

Despite CIOs claiming security as a priority, IDC reveals a startling gap between their concerns and actions in New Zealand.

Wynyard Group secures $3.2m deal to bolster global fight against crime and terrorism, leveraging its advanced analytics.

Stulz will be developing its reseller channel in New Zealand during 2015 and providing the data centre optimisation service through these new partners.

CodeBlue offers no-cost data resilience audits to assist Auckland companies and organizations affected by recent power outages.

From digital marketing, social media, Big Data and the cloud to mobile and security-related issues, technology is rapidly reshaping not only how today.

NZ firms trail in managing cyber threats, with PwC revealing a 48% spike in security incidents, costing significantly more financially.